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When the present officers OF the State
Encampment came into Office somewhat
over q year ago there were about forty
Pos!e Of the GA. R. in Weet Virginia.
Post No. ~ was muatered in at Rowlee.
burg recently, and last Saturday Post No.
70 was mustered in at Wileyyille,, Wetzsl
county. No. "a is to be mustered in at
Charleston by .Adjutant Crago, OF this
city, next Friday. AT this rate It will be
b sSo short time until the forty posts Of
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Ravonun Thugs Transferred, ],

C1r'yELASD, July 5.-Blinky Morgan,
ohnny Coughlin and Billy Harrington,
tho Alpena csptiyes, were transferred to.
day from Cleveland to RayennuR.. tbe
scene OF the rescue of Kennedy and the
murder of Detective SHu1Iigan, The trial
VIII be held September !. -iSr'f
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THE CITY CRE.rAronY.


Another Meeting of the Council Committee
,5sz on Health. "a
The Council Committee on Health met
ct the Public Building last evening. As
usual, the cremstory WAS the principal
topic OF conversation. In tho first place,
however, number Of bills were ordered
paid by way Of precaution, the members
realizing from experience that If this was
not done then they might be forgotten in
the discussion about the cremstory.
The meeting was called at the instance
OF Mr.. r. NJ. Gilleland, President OF the
Second Branch Of Council. He has 70.
Gently secured the right to operate
a new odorless excavating machine.
Yesterday it took its first load TO the Gre
matory. The emptying valve was opened
and only about half Of the contents went
into the furnace. The balance shot over
the furnace and down the hill. Mr.. Gil.
leland wantod the city to provide specisl
guards for his machine 50 that its con-
tents would all be directed into the fur
mace. 81
The committee decided that the city
was not called upon to provide special
tunnels for Mr.. Gilleland, snd that he
would have to provide some arrangement
to fit his machine that would conform to
the tunnels provided for the openings,
thereby preventing such an occurrence as
that OF yesterday. -
e The City Solicitor was ordered 10 pre-
pare an ordinance amending the Health
ordinance in this particular. Heretofore
the night soil haulers have been obliged
to haul the contents OF dry vaults to the
river, the pane as other night soil and
garbage. Under the present ordinance
they are compelled to take it to the crema-
tory. The contents OF dry vaults are large
y ashes, and practically indeatructibie.
The result is that the crematory becomes
clogged up with sahes. The amendment
proposed allows the haulers to take the
consenta Of these vaults to tho country,
provided that they charge no more for do.
ing 30 than they do for hauling to the Gre
mstory.s Ths iarmers are DESTROYS OF OBJ.
tanning the contents OF these dry vaults
for use So fertilizer. y
In addition the condition Of the apology
for a shed that covers the furnaces was
discussed again, and q general free'and
easy talk INDUCED in, III "a
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Roll Sent tn Jail.

Shortly after Rsil had psid the fine as.
seased against him on account OF the part
he had taken ID tho above racket he was
again arrested by Constable Lauchlin on
two warranta iesned by Justice Davis. One
Of these charged him with disorderly con.
duct and the other with carrying con-
eealed wehponB. Both we're sworn out by
Gus Schneider, Of Fulton, which is also
Reil's home. The story is that yesterday
afternoon Reil visited Schneider's house
and drawing big revolver threatened to
Kill both Schneider and his wife, and in
other ways behaved in a disorderly man
ner. 1t being late when he was arrested,
Davis remanded him to jail in default OF
5000 bail to await O hearing this morning.
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! FIND ron pnUN Nj; !, ,,,,.,.l
County Assessor zane Makes Public Spec.
u6 BntNt7N tnels of Him seIf y tfI

u
Noah Zane, tho County Assessor 'ior the
country district, last night between 0 and
10 o'clock made show Of himseli at the
corner Of Market and Fourteenth streets.
His irienda in tho crowd warned him re.
peatedly 10 deslst, but he persisted In bis
foollshneas until Constable Lauchlin found
It necessary to arrest him and take him
before Justics Ankle, who fined him ope
dollar and costs for drunkenness. A like
fine was assessed by Justice Ankle against
Ed. Rel, timer and repairer, Of Fulton,
who was travelling with Zane, was nearly
as drunk, and aided and abetted that
worthy In his behavior. iJIl 5iE-Ta
For several nights past a street iskir
named G. T.. Pat.lson has been selling lit.
tie toys and trinket1 at the corner OF
Market and Fourteenth streets. He Ia a
quiet, well.behaved and well.dresssd man,
and not ono, apparently, who would trant.
gress any law. When he came here he
understood that all that WAS necessary for
him to procure In order to sell was q city
permit, and this he secured. 1,,g n
Shortly after 8 O'Clock last night Xsne
came down tho street. Hs pushed his
way through the crowd that surrounded
tho tskir, and demanded to soc his, State
license. The man asked Hane who he
was, aud Noah responded that he was the
County Assessor, The fakir asked for his
authority to Interfere with his business.
Noah repeated his demand, and finally
took hold Of q woman accompan wing Pat.
tlaon, mud asld TO be his wife, In a rather
familiar manner. The next instant the
lakir very properly sent him raeling.
Then Noah went before Justice Arkio and
demanded tho arrest Of tho iakir for sell.
ing without q licenso. 10 !, i.f1f
Shortly alter the iakir with his little
stand was brought before the Justice by
Constable Lauohlin. Mr.. Arkle heard tho
mans story, then explained the law to
him, and fined him $40, but suspended the
tine In order to allow him to comply with
the law this morning, OF which tho man
was Ignorant. The man said that he had
an article that he made himself that he
was selling, and the Justice informed him
that no license would be necessary for
such eales. g}g7
Pattison, after thanking the Juatice,
went to the corner and prepared to do
buainess again, tho article he intended to
sell being a simple little toy. Zane again
put in au appearance and succeeded in
frightening the man, who was about to
close up again, when Constable Lauchlin
again appeared and assured him that as
long as he aold only articles made by him.
self he would DO protected. The
crowd also insistod that he
should continue to sell, and turning on
Zane hissed and hooted at him as he
howled and shook his fist. There were
also cries oil "Hit the assessor on the head
with brick !" "Sock him in sewer!"
and the like, while "Nony" would yell
Pm tn assessor and III have tn laws
enforced!" Finally it was absolutely
necessary to arrest him, and he was fined
as stated, ,s ~ u lt'al a
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tI- 51tlfTr ElaffI.ss .satrf
DELLAIRE,
Tho Prize MISUNDERSTANDING Hore Dead

G5i,s6j -Oihsr News Notes.
". @. Dickens Is aboard The Wyoming, on the Al.
lantie bound Tor Europe. n. NJ 9f1is5Et1 s0i,T7I
The ohristlsn church will repeat lis late wharf,
boat social, Thursday night. iS{; iIPF},&i11 I,
McAiahon's' creek Is not continuous stream at
present, being entirely dry In spots h i ne ~,
MiM Ellzsbeth Carroll was but led yesterday after
noon from the family homo 0n Belmont street. !
The @. A. R.'sthlrty.eight guns were Gu. short by
the breaking Of an axle when about twenty shots
had been fred. .tGGf'. ,, y 'f'.f'iqelr
Mr.. Martin Cowen left yesterday for Chicago after
short Visit To relatives Id this couuty ills vito
and child will remain here awhile 7,t no
Major Camp Is In town aud arrangements arc
being made 10 have him make speeches on tho
squsrc Wednesday and Thursday evenings. III 3
A dispatch from Mr. Lev. Battellc al youngstown
yesterday announced the death Of his mother who
recently left here Tor her former homo at that
Tho Belmont county Prohibition convention witt
hold Oh tho preceding saturday. Tho Republican
convention Will DO held here also. r{si 13Alig
a horse belonging 10 James Rinet Of Wheeling,
died hero yesterday. II had been driven here by
mistake for one Of Morgan 4 AGath's horses, Iii
accidental and unnoticed change being made at
wheeling Park while the honcs were resting. This
horse bad apparently been oret.worked before
reaching tho park. ~ 5s'5l1 ,sl5,1sI59f- NJ
". I. Vass, o. the Etna Glass Conpany's ofliec.
- an eIpert with tho gun, and Monday carried oil
a %o go.d medals from Wheeling's leading shots.
ihe nrst was medal for shooting single birds
won T. Tho other isa fine medal won for double
shooting, In all OF tho contests Vass was made 10
shoot iour yards farther than the other contest.
ants ANS put Notwithstanding this he calne home
also did some shooting but only go two scores out
Of possible twenty, Y. "a 49, -. .,u IS.
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u, Martins Ferry.
The Laughlin mill goes on to-day.

The Laughlin mill goes on to-day. "A h
Mr.. Patterson Fowler Is at Carlisle, o.
Isaac Cots left yesterday for Canal Dover.
The social and festival Of the W. R. G, was sue
cess. 4, i. 4'.g5E7,Es Z - y. -" +
Fourth Of July passed without one ares. being
made in this city. - = : 20
Tho, The case Of John Kimmons comes up before
Mayor Keller to-day. i!f'6 : Ta i Z =
day, Is come what better. = q = = :,
fohert Campbell and wltc Of Beaver Falls are
The heavy rains OF Monday washed much gravel
and dirt on the grade pavcments. and nothing has
been done toward cleaning them of. -
Lnther Carpent0L and a man named Smith rot
lhto drunken quarrel at Uuiontown Monday
with penkniic. 1853 = ,-''' :.
:, John Crayens, coloFed. aud Annie Drake, white,
were announced to be married last evening, but
all the Martins Ferry ministers end justices re-
fused 70 perform the ceremony. The list heard Of
u they were eH route to Bridgeport iutcuding
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June 80, 1851. CITY Missionary Iolo'
WM. BEACH, champion oarsman,-st
Jacobs OH cures MUSCULAR pains. 5'f35;T :,
How a Colored Boy Bocnm, Rich

The holder Of one.tenth Of ticket % 500
tho second capital prizs in the April
drawing Of the touieiana State Lottery OF
s5o,oo0-haa received his 5000, and our II
readers would perhaps like Ito know that
Clifford ]. Tweedy is likely colored bow
twenty-five years Of age, raised BY M
Henry T. Peay, and getting IS per month.
He deposited s., 900 in the Georgia Rail.
road Bank and divided a portion OF the
reat amongst his poor colored relations,
He did not forgot Mr., Pesy, to whom lhe
gave fifty dollars. He said that he had a
ticket regularly for the last fifteen months.
and 1t was the fifteenth dollar that did the
work.-4ugus!a (Ga) Chronicle, April 80.
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Accused of Crimlun, Assault.

Dick Mccormack, OF the Eighth ward,
WAS arraigned before Squire schultzs yes.
terday, having been arrested by Officer
Brinkmann, Of the city police force. He
was charged by Jennie Mendenhali, girl
Of fifteen; with assault with criminal In.
tent. The case was postponed until Sat-
urday evening at 7 o'clock, and McCor-
mack WAC released on $500 bail for his ap.
pearanco at that time. 7' If'g' r
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y THE season ior outings has arrived,
Parties going out camping fishing or on
an excursion should BIO aupplied with
Photographic outfit. w. s.. Bell L o.,
! Hamilton Building, Fifth avenue, Pitts.
burgh, Pa, have splendid stock Of ANA
teur outfits. a call on them will obtain
all the desired information regarding their
manipulation, 80 any one can make pic
lures. Send tor catalogue, free. D4w
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an Index to tho Crowd.

The large number Of people In tho city
on the Fourth has already been referred
to. The crowd was much larger, how.
ever, than the general public has any idea
Of. Mr.. Martin Thornton, proprietor Of
the Brunswick restaurant, says in his
years experience i'll the restaurant bust.
ness in Wheeling no mover fed as many
people in one day on on Monday. This
furnishes pretty good idea OF the nun.
Der Of strangers in the city. =5Sl
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{ Stn,ilinr Wool.

Last Saturday night Elijah Perkine, OF
Washington township, Belmont county,
lost one hundred tleeces Of wool. The
wool had been packed away in the barn
and the thieves pried tho doors open dur.
ing the night and carried the whole clip
OF. Up to date there is no trace OF tho
wool or the thieves. The wool was worth
about 5000. W.. - s. l.l-.. 4.
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The arrest OF Busnie McNorton, the
colorad man accused OF assault with In.
tent to kill upon Mrs. Ransom Taylor,
was made at steubenyille, Monday, in
compliance with q telephone message
from Chief Of Police Smith. Officer Lu-
kers and Mayor Jankins, Of Bridgeport,
went up yesterday and brought him down
to Bridgeport. II is not expected that he
can be induced tocomo over here until
requisition on the Governor Of Ohio is Sc.
cured. Hl- 80 = NY 1Ea tuE
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Thomas Williams and William Mccain
were arrested yesterday by Officer Lukens
on warrants issued by Squire Davis. Will
liams says he is from Stark county, Ohio,
and McUann claims Iowa as his home.
They arc accused Of stealing 81 10 from
Charles Bashar, boy OF seventeen, while
he was drunk in Scott Richards saloon,
and also OF taking Bsshar's shoes from his
feet. Both men being drunk when az
raigned, they were committed Tor ten days.
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Hit with n urfck,

Late night bafore last Mrs. Hill, who
lives in Alley @ just above Tenth street,
quarreled with her son, boy oil nineteen,
and threw brick at him, hitting him in
the forehead just above the right temple,
and cutting bad cash. A report was
circulated early yesterday morning that
the boy was dead, but this was found to
be untrue. t4 - ~ S l5s u =s'15
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TAKE q Photographic outfit with you
when you 80 on your summer vacation.
You will find such an instrument source
Of more Amusement to both youraelf and
iriends than anything clss. The expenpe
is triillng and process Of completing pic
lures easily learned by anyone. ". s.
Bell u Co., Hamilton Building, Pittsburgh,
carry a full line OF medium and high grade
outfits. No charge for instructions. Write
Tor catalogue, free. D4w
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5Excur.ion 10 whlte sulphur sprlpr.

The twentieth annual meeting OF the
Medical Society oil West Virginia will DO
held at the White Sulphur Springs, July
Is. IA aud Is. Arrangements have been
made with the Ohio River railroad to
carry all who wish to take advantage Of
this delightful excursion, at the low. rate
Of SIS 90 for the round trip. Train will
leave W heeling Tuesdsy, July u, at7:45
a, NJ, city time. AZ isi ~ 81 A Il I
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Z We aro daily receiving New Novelties
In Suitings, pantaloonings and Over.
coatings, which Wcaro prepared 10 make
up III llrst.class style OF reasonable
prices. .tg 49,. 5,j5. Z. p
Our Willie Unlaundricl Shirt, double
scanned, re-enlorced front and bnck, ut
50 ceuts, is the greatest bargain ever
offered. IA full line OF Balbriggan I'm.
derwear FROM 81 90 n suit upwards, Mt
4 9. HESS a sons,
1891 s. 1923 Market Street.
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Mr.. John Howard, sr., died yesterday
morning ut hia residence III the Eighth
ward, after . painful and tedious illness.
His death, though not unexpected for
some time past, causes sincere regret in a
wide circle Of friends. He waa the father
Of MI. John Howard, Of the Secretary Of
States Office at Charleston, and OF Mr.,
Frank Howard, prominent glassworker
Of South Wheeling. He was IS years Of
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BnbIesl

That are iretiul, peevish, cross, or troubled
With Windy Collie, Teething Pains, or
stomach Disorderu, can be relieved at
once bysuaing Acker's Baby Soother.. 2 It
contains no Opium or Morphine, hence is
sale. Price % cents. Sold by Logan &
70. and @. Menkemellsr. n ?jg?,' s i,s
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= - 7I-1s7 --TT-7I1- ~ -Ia1- n
Its EnmO GOES throaL

When Mr.. Martin Thornton took charge
Of the Brunswick restaurant people who
knew his enterprise, business capacity and
competence expected the new departure
would aoon betamous abroad aa his former
Capital reOtaursnt was. So it has proved.
as witness the following from the Catholic
Universe, OF Cleveland: :, H.. " - W
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Intficatiul1A.

& WASHINGTON, D. @, July 6.-For West
Virginia, iair weather, southerly winds,
stationary temperature. - 3.
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Qhe Gttelliyqetltt,:,
Onicc. Noy. 20 md n Fourteentlr Street.
Now Advertisements.

Decorated Chamber Ects-Ewing Bros -
Auction sale-Lawrcnce Ray, Administrator.
For Salc-Thc Old Atheneum CorEer.
Red Star Line-u. T. Bchrens. - y ~
krnuich d bach PianoS-F. ". Banner.
Notice to Tenchers-W. II. Anderson. 7st
Doctors and their Friends, Attention. IT,
Base Ball-w. ". Bells VI. Wheeling,
Trustees Sales. P. Iiildreth. ''E.z ~. sas
For Kent and For salc-Real Estate-James A
Henry, Agent. 81 - q.
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Skin and SCalD
Cleansed, Purified and Beantilled by
tile Cuticura Remedies, :.

:, For cleansing tho Skin and Scalp Of pis1gurInp
nation, for curing the first SYMPHONIC Of Eczema.
Psoriasis MIX Crust, scsly Head, scroiula, and
other inherited Skin and Blood Diseu Cuticura,
quisite Skin ReautIaer, externally, and Cuticnra
Kes93ySent the new Blood Purifier Internally, are
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A COMPLETE CURE.

! have suffered all my life with skin diseases of
different kinds. and have never found pernnuent
relief. Until, BY the advice Of lady friend, used
thorough trial, using Six bottles OF The Cuticnra
Resolvent two boxes Of Culicnls, and seven cakes
Of Cut1cura Soap, aud tho result was lust what
had been told 1t would be-a complete cure. -
= - - BELLE WADE, Richmond, Va,
Reference, G. ". Latimer, Druggist, Richmond. Va.
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ITCHING. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

For tho last year have had species OF itching,
scaly and plmply humo1s on my face to which I
Without success, and which was speedily aud en-.
trcly cured by Cuticura. gFs "a: - ", -
sgtt fe.'T 500 MLS. ISAAC pHEIPS Rsvanra n I.
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2FARn1S FOR sALN.

FARMS FOR SALE.
! Four Fine Farms For sal,-.onc NJ on ,c,4s
s ". az miles west Of Martins Ferry Ohio, on
obo,co e erna fike With ane improvpnens and
ed and nra, % III xiaas n abundance well water
terms uety VI N grain-cheap and on easy
p. 9ne 100 Acres situate eIsh, miles from
htoe hnms on tne Cadiz Pike, with good twos.ory
win an abundance Of fruit Of ali Kinds.
Also, one OF 100 Acres, four miles from Bridge.
port, on Wheeling Creek, south Side OF National
thoad. with splendid two-story frame dwelling
a tsiH containing seven rooms, hall and pantry,
MIN II! necessary outbuildugs; good orchard and
plenty Of small fnlit Of all Kinds.
Also, one Of lit Acres, situate one mile Yves, OF
a. Chltsvile, O., This Is considered ono Of the
aaess ttns ~ Belmont county IN every particular.
-fieh soii, nlcc location, and In splendid order.
( Al o. tho above iarms will be sold cheap aud on
e = terms. For particulars call on or address
p ri II 52E7 K. r. HOWELL,
j LL-,,1 = y INSURANCE and Real Estate Agent
!y ~ SMF .t-LH-iia Ras.Is'.3- Hr!dgepOft Ohio
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BRlDGEl'OlsT.
Echoes OF the fOurth-l.ailroad aud Per-
#f"l .4a. Nk0nnI Jtav,s ~. III.

Echoes of tho Fourth-l,ailroad aud Per-
frl.i Hsonal Items. 3a'
a low pressure gas line will DO put In on Bank
street at once. n, -. r Tgt'a ~ ~ II.
James Reynolds, Road Master Of tho g., Il. &W.
railroad, was III town yesterday. rl3 gs "a
Wilson Askew and wlfc.ot Kansas City, arc tho
guests OF Hon. Ross J. Alexander. : ! ~
s sN era camping and fishing parties have left
win the usual outfit for the country. q 81,
The Etna mill furnished forty tons OF steel rails
LOT Street car line at Brainerd, MINI. 8Gsf
North West, an old timo bridgeport boy, Is now
employed by George bonner & Co., at Chicago.
:, Trains ran itttic late on tho G. & r, OH tho
Fourth on account OF the great number OF passen.
gers. $50 or VA i FC|HG- - -
circulating library has been established with
mEeod bershlp J. U. Fowler has been chosen
Harry Trucman and mother returned yesterday
from pleasant visit to their old home at Plain.
The 9. l. 4 ". company has not as yet put on
,he expected passenger train between Bellaifo and
D. y, Williams, OF the Adams Express Company,
lltseufgh; arrived setterday accompanied by its
wife Oh visit 10 relatives. - - -. =
business Is slowing up a little on tho railroads
On account OF tho stoppage OF the mills and fac
| tories lot the summer repairs. ~ fI 100
"A "A nanny goat, man and a little beer played
sAt enRasement on Bridge street yesterday, The
goat tried TO sing. So did tho beer. - III :.
Isaiah Bird, who died from typhoid fever Oh
Monday, was buried yesterday. The coored lodge
J.. y. y. f. turned out In uniform to atteudl the
Monday evening as tho sos train left tho depot
tempted TO board Is after 1t started. ard slipped,
having only hand hold on the platform railing.
An employe OF the road caught him by the vest
huu II came open letting the man down almost on
me track: Several men reached down and took
nod Oh him and lifted him clear OF the wheels.
~ Was narrow escape, as the train was going
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ON and after to-day We will close our
Store at O'clock +. NJ, Saturday OK.
copied. JACOB ". GKUBB,
I3- = ii JeWeler.
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SALT RHEUNT CuRBr

- - dALI KHEUNI CURED. - 80
was troubled with Salt Rheum for a numbar 81
years, 50 that the skin entirely come OF one OF INV
hands from tho finger tips to tho wrist, tried
remedies and doctors prescriptions to no purpose
unul commenced taking CutIcura Remedies and
now am entirely cured. ~. - : 49,
g &. E. 7. PARKER, s7y Northampton, st., Boston.
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"a Course Of Lectures Will be given IN each Dc.
pastmeut which will be FREQ 10 The students Of tho
school. ina bff lli sSa7 s,!-' illl5l ~ N {
Special rates offered TO clubs Of not less than ye
{, Hotels aud Boarding Houses make special terms
Tor momebrs 10 the school. 4. u f.7lsE ioI !,